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80 clubs battle for 2023 Lagos FA Cup - - Vimarsana News

80 clubs battle for 2023 Lagos FA Cup -

This was revealed at the press conference heralding the tournament by the Lagos State Football Association.

NFF decorates 29 referees with FIFA badges - National Accord Newspaper - Vimarsana News

NFF decorates 29 referees with FIFA badges - National Accord Newspaper

The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) has decorated 29 referees with the FIFA badges and charged them to be upright in the discharge of their duties.

Paris 2024: Nigeria's Olympic Eagles get boost for Tanzania clash - Vimarsana News

Paris 2024: Nigeria's Olympic Eagles get boost for Tanzania clash

The Nigeria U-23 squad was given many financial pledges in dollars and naira in order to overcome the Tanzania obstacle

McCarthy Waiting on Murphy Ahead of Charlton Clash - Ipswich Town News - Vimarsana News

McCarthy Waiting on Murphy Ahead of Charlton Clash - Ipswich Town News

Town boss Mick McCarthy will hope to have striker Daryl Murphy available for today’s game at Charlton despite the Irishman suffering a knee injury in the second half of Saturday’s 1-1 home draw with Bristol City.

Source: twtd.co.uk
Refs panel under fire for alleged monetary demands from NWFL - Vimarsana News

Refs panel under fire for alleged monetary demands from NWFL

Punch Newspapers Sections Kelvin Ekerete Football stakeholders have kicked against the action of the Referee’s Committee of the Nigeria Football Federation, after the committee members allegedly demanded to be paid sitting allowances by the Nigeria Women’s Football League, before appointing referees to officiate matches in the NWFL. The committee was said to have requested that the organisers of the NWFL pay for their sitting allowances before referees would be appointed for the league games. Our findings showed that officials of the NWFL, who are battling to get funds for the running of ...